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Hello I have one question. I have the hp pavilion 0012
02-09-2019 02:56 PM - edited 02-09-2019 02:57 PM

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Hello I have one question. I have the hp pavilion 0012. Can i change the graphics card from the pc? I hope so because i like better graphic card and one more question can i change the hp 690-0012 pc green led. And can i change the hp pavilion case.
02-09-2019 03:50 PM

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Greetings,
Welcome to the forum.
I am not a HP employee.
You can upgrade the graphics card but have limitations. A possible factory installed 310 watt power supply will limit graphics card upgrade options. You also have to verify the length of the prospective graphics card upgrade you are looking at to ensure it fits in your PC's chassis.
The 690-0012 has a proprietary : motherboard and power supply.
You may have a 310 watt power supply.
I don't think you can install the 690-0012 motherboard in a retail chassis. The motherboard is a customized: 24.9 x 26.7 cm (9.80 x 10.5 in) part.
Regards
02-10-2019 03:41 PM - edited 02-10-2019 03:55 PM

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Hi LucaH,
At this time you have one power supply upgrade option because the power supply (PSU) is not a standard ATX part.
HP makes a 400 SFF PSU that should fit in your chassis. A 400 watt PSU seems to be the limit HP offers for your PC's chassis. This means you will have to look at graphics cards which will work with a 400 watt PSU.
The proprietary HP 400 watt power supply part number is L04618-800.
You can buy this component at HP Part Surfer (Link).
This link may expire. Enter your country. Then enter the part number.
I am adding this final thought:
Your PC's motherboard and PSU have special connections to power the motherboard. You don't have a standard 24 pin PSU motherboard connection. This is why a retail PSU will not work with your PC.
Regards
02-10-2019 10:57 PM

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So can I buy new case and new parts and makw new pc but take parts on my hp pavilion. Btw thank you you are the best 🙂
02-11-2019 09:00 AM

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Hi LucaH,
You're very welcome.
You can get a new case.
You also need a standard ATX power supply and a retail motherboard. 690-0012 does not give me a specific HP product. There are five different 690-0012 products. HP uses two different motherboards in the 690-00xx series; a Intel H370 or a AMD AM4.
What processor do you have? This component determines if you need a Intel or AMD motherboard. You should buy a Intel Z370 or Z390 motherboard if you have a Intel processor.
You should be able to use the existing RAM and storage components installed by HP and, maybe the DVD drive.
You will probably have to purchase a new Windows 10 product key. Windows OEM product keys are tied to the HP motherboard.
Regards

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